I finally decided to call "Video Professor" one day. Thankfully, the young man I spoke to, gave me a "Heads Up" on their "business practices". He told me to call as Soon as I received the product, or I'd be charged $189.00 dollars Extra for the CD! He told me 3 ...
The ads are everywhere - FREE lesson on eBay or any topic of choice. But once I ordered (which I should not have), they kept sending me other lessons and chargin me $189.95. I was not told that this would happen! I tried calling and emailing, etc, etc., yet I cant get them to just cancel my so ...
I advise strongly NEVER dealing with Video Professor. The Video Professor ads on TV are intentionally deceptive. "How can I afford to send you a free lesson? Because I believe you'll like it so much you'll buy other lessons from me [or words to that effect]. Once you get "my product" ...
I ordered an instructional CD from Video Professor to learn how to operate Quicken software. I never intended to get anything but the instructional video and I don't remember agreeing to pay for anything else. Video professor continuously mailed me new packages for software I had no interest in ...
In march i called and ordered video professor on how to sell on ebay. I received 3 cds about 7 to 10 days later. The next day i also received another package from video professor that i did not order, or open. It was at this time that i saw on my bank statement a deduction of $189.95 to video ...
Video Professor does not use legitimate business practices. If they disclosed the full $189.00 up front no one would buy his product and he would not be in business today. John Scherer knows this and so he deceives people in his tv ads and on his website. They have a box for you to check and a ...